The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11
fEB RACES At ST. LOUIS.
I'm ONE INSTANCE A RANK OUT.
~ SIDER CARRIES 81
on the Ho.ors-FOnt, Van Leland,
n, Valentine, Terra Gotta, Pan
ANA and Pete Willis Via.

GAY, WIN ihA bue 1S' 80" -
a good attendance. The iavoiites hau
the day In the racing, but in one IN
stance O rank outsider, Van Leland,
carried of the honors.
First Raee-Purse $500, for all ages;
enc mile. Seven starters: Rofalind,
o.. Winchell; Egmont, Ill, Hamilton;
Nollie's Last, So, West; KiIklip,. Ill,
Lewis: Font, los, Harris; Malaria,
los. Fishhurn May Curl, SO, Kelly.
Pnole: Eemont, $50; RoPalind, $50;
Font, $50; field, 1872 May Cur, Kirk
lin and Rosalind were of in the lead,
but Font went to the trent on the trst
turn and wss never headed, winning
by q hslf length; EZmont coming last
nj the fiuish, was second, two lengths
ahead OF Malaria. third. Time--l :423.
- Second Race--Purse $500, for two
wear Odds; selling; three-iourths OF q
mile. Eight starters: Corinne, 81
Vincent; Oscar, 81, Winchell; Cola
more, leo, Avery; LEILA Sears, ~,
Reilley; Rapine, 100, Harris; Jack
Cock, 100. West; Lady Roman, 81,
Kelly; Van Leland, 1l5, Turner
Pools: Jack Cock, $35; Oscar, ~
Colsmore, So; field, $l3. Jack Cocks,
O1csr and Corinne were first away
from the post, Oscar taking the lead
on the back stretch and showing the
way past the half and three. quarter
polee, and then gave way to Van LIS
land. who led to the wire and won by
. length Jack Cock taking second,
beating Oscar out length. Time
l:l7i. The winner was bought in by
his owner, Dan Honig, for $500.
Third Race Mechanics purse 500
selling; mile and one. eighth. Nine
starters. Hettis s, 80, Spsrger; Dyer,
IS, Kelly; Lemsn, 100, rompkins;
Warrington, l04, Johnston; Hopedale,
lO7, Hamilton; Rebel Scout, 10i, sto-
val; st. Valentine, "a; Winchell; War
sign, 107, Vincent; Gold Flea, ll3,
Gerhardy. Pools--St. Valentine, $50
Lemsn, $2l; Rebel Scout, $40; field,
S27. Warrington was first away, Le-
man next and Hsttie Y. third. Leman
and Hettie s. made the running past
the stand and around to the hall mile
where Rebel Scout came up aud led
by the three. quarter pole, but failed
on the home stretch, ST. Valentine
coming through and winning by hall
q length; Gold Flea second and Hope.
dale third, two lengths back. Time
1851. 81. Valentine WAS sbought in
by his owner, X. W. Thomas, III
$500.
Fourth Race-Charles Green stakes,
$500 added, for three year Odds; mile
and aqusrter. Eight starters: Terra
Gotta, 1913, Murphy; Littrell, IlS, L..
Jones; Klamath, 1l8, Hamilton; Pro-
crastinator, ll8, Withs;s; Insolence,
1lS, Lewis; Mshoney, lis, Cross
Carey, lis, Bsylock; Luke Alexander,
118, Turner. Pools: Terra Gotta,
500; field, 800. The start was made
with Mahoney first, Carey second and
Alexander third, but at the stand In
science ives making the running, Luke
Alexander second and MahoDey third,
Carey and Terra Gotta back In the
bunch. At the quarter incidence had
q length the best of the bunch, Luke
Alex ander was good second aud Ma
honey was third, the Others punching.
On the backstIetch MRhoney passed
Luke Alexander, and was second at
the half mile pole with Lake Alexan-
der third. InsoleBce led into the
homestretch, bat could not last, Terra
Gotta and Carey coming to the front
and riding out closely Tapped, Terra
Gotta winning only by head, Carey
two lengths 10 front OF Mahoney, third
Time--2:lZ.
Fifth RaCe-Purse $500; one mile
and sixteenth. Five starters: Sour
Mash, 100, Johnston; Boccaocio, 90,
Winchell; Hornpipe, 80, Hogan f;
Florence 4 1902, Harris; Panama, l0S,
West. Pools: Panama, So; Florence,
u S28; BocCaCcio, SIS; field, ~, Sour
Nash, Florence L and Hornpipe were
in front at the start, Florence Il. TAX
ing the lead at the stand and Panama
second. Florence l.. led around and
into the homestre CHI, but was beat
out q length by Panama, Hornpipe
third. Timc-1 :50i,
Sixth Race An extra, purse, $500
one mile. L ght starters: Pete Willis,
10l, Hogan; Bile K, 100, Thorpe
Derby, los, Harris; Emma Manley
100, Vincent; Wyandotte Chief
10l, Fishburu; Flnnette, 100
Stennett; Euchantl ess, 9S, West
Councillor, 90, Winchell. Pools
Derby, $lC0; Pete Willis, $50
Emma Marley, $50; field, $3.50
Belle K, led the way, Wyandottt
Chief and Derby next. Belle X LED
psst the quarter, neck in font o
Pete Willis, who took the lead neal
the half mile and easily be d it to the
finish, winning by two lengths; En-
chantress second, Emma Man el
third. Time - :45t.